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Geographic distribution: Brazil (PR).

Comments: Benthic in brackish coastal waters; mud substrates.

Genus Orthopsyllus Brady & Robertson, 1873

Orthopsyllus improportionatus (Jakobi, 1954)

Description and diagnosis: Jakobi, 1954b: 194.

References: Jakobi, 1954b: 194, pl. 4 figs. 1-11 (as Katacletodes improportionatus); Bodin, 1964: 146; Vervoort, 1964: 287; Lang, 1965: 400; Boer, 1971: 68 (as K. improportionalis); Bodin, 1979: 116 (as O. linearis improportionatus).

Geographic distribution: Brazil (PR, SC).

Comments: Benthic in marine coastal waters; phytal. Male unknown. Species inquirenda; possibly a synonym (Vervoort, 1964), or a subspecies (Bodin, 1979) of Orthopsyllus linearis Claus, 1866.

Family Canthocamptidae incertae sedis

Genus Cletocamptus Shmankevich, 1875

Cletocamptus deitersi (Richard, 1897)

Synonymy: Lang, 1948: 1280; Suárez Morales et al., 1996: 225.

Description and diagnosis: Richard, 1897: 268; Lang, 1948: 1280.

References: Herrick, 1895: 43, figs. 12-15 (as Marshia brevicaudata); Richard, 1897: 268, figs. 5 11 (as Mesochra Deitersi); Delachaux, 1918: 331, fig. 9 (as Godetella dadayi); Lang, 1948: 1280, fig. 510; Jakobi, 1956: 168, fig. 8 (as Marshia brevicaudata); Gerlach, 1958: 670, tab. 6 (as Marshia brevicaudata); Herbst, 1960: 50, figs. 63 70; Jakobi, 1960: 347 (as C. deitersi), 348 (as Marshia brevicaudata); Yeatman, 1963: 201, figs. 12 26; Oliveira et al., 1971: 56; Hamond, 1973a: 414, figs. 66 81; Wells, 1976: 116; Löffler, 1981: 17, tab. 1; Dussart, 1984a: 67; Reid & Esteves, 1984: 313, tab. 2; Suárez Morales et al., 1996: 225, figs. 83-84.

Geographic distribution: North, Central, and South America, Hawaii, and Australia. Brazil (RJ, SP, PR).

Comments: Benthic, usually in brackish coastal lagoons and mangroves, occasionally in continental fresh waters; mainly mud substrates. Synonyms: Marshia brevicaudata Herrick, 1895, Godetella dadayi Delachaux, 1918, Cletocamptus bermudae Willey, 1931, Cletocamptus Brehmi Kiefer, 1934 (Yeatman, 1963).
Cletocamptus sp.

Reference: Gerlach, 1958: 670, tab. 6.

Geographic distribution: Brazil (SP).

Comments: Benthic in marine brackish coastal waters; mangroves.

Family Canuellidae Lang, 1944

Genus Canuella T. & A. Scott, 1893

Canuella sp.

Reference: Carvalho, 1939: 40, fig. 8.

Geographic distribution: Brazil (SP).

Comments: Found in plankton of marine coastal waters.

Family Cletodidae T. Scott, 1904

Genus Cletodes Brady, 1872

Cletodes sp.

Reference: Gerlach, 1958: 670, tab. 6.

Geographic distribution: Brazil (SP).

Comments: Benthic in marine brackish coastal waters; mangroves.

Genus Enhydrosoma Boeck, 1872

Enhydrosoma cananeiae Jakobi, 1955

Description and diagnosis: Jakobi, 1955: 93.

References: Jakobi, 1955: 93, figs. 1-6; Lang, 1965: 430; Raibaut, 1965: 116; Gerlach, 1958: 670, tab. 6; Wells, 1976: 170; Bodin, 1979: 129; Por, Almeida Prado Por & Oliveira, 1984: 224; Gee, 1994: 84.

Geographic distribution: Brazil (SP).

Comments: Benthic in brackish coastal waters; mud substrates in mangroves. Male unknown. Species inquirenda; considered as invalid species by Lang (1965) and Por, Almeida Prado Por & Oliveira (1984).
Enhydrosoma gerlachi Jakobi, 1955

Description and diagnosis: Jakobi, 1955: 91.

References: Jakobi, 1955: 91, fig. 3; Gerlach, 1958: 670, tab. 6; Jakobi, 1960: 347; Lang, 1965: 430; Raibaut, 1965: 116; Wells, 1976: 170; Bodin, 1979: 129; Por, Almeida Prado Por & Oliveira, 1984: 224; Gee, 1994: 84; Fiers, 1996: 3.

Geographic distribution: Brazil (SP).

Comments: Benthic in brackish coastal waters; mud substrates in mangroves. Species inquirenda; considered as invalid species by Lang (1965) and Por, Almeida Prado Por & Oliveira (1984), or likely a synonym of Enhydrosoma lacunae Jakubisiak, 1933 (Fiers, 1996).
Enhydrosoma guaratubae Jakobi, 1955

Description and diagnosis: Jakobi, 1955: 92.

References: Jakobi, 1955: 92, fig. 5; Lang, 1965: 430; Wells, 1976: 170; Bodin, 1979: 129; Gee, 1994: 84.

Geographic distribution: Brazil (PR).

Comments: Benthic in marine coastal waters; mud substrates. Male unknown. Species inquirenda; considered as invalid species by Lang (1965).
Enhydrosoma ivitteae Jakobi, 1955

Description and diagnosis: Jakobi, 1955: 90.

References: Jakobi, 1955: 90, fig. 1; Lang, 1965: 430; Wells, 1976: 170; Bodin, 1979: 129; Gee, 1994: 84.

Geographic distribution: Brazil (PR).

Comments: Benthic in marine coastal waters; mud substrates. Male unknown. Species inquirenda; considered as invalid species by Lang (1965).
Enhydrosoma mangroviae Jakobi, 1955

Description and diagnosis: Jakobi, 1955: 90.

References: Jakobi, 1955: 90, fig. 2; Gerlach, 1958: 670, tab. 6; Lang, 1965: 430; Raibaut, 1965: 116; Wells, 1976: 170; Bodin, 1979: 129; Por, Almeida Prado Por & Oliveira, 1984: 224; Gee, 1994: 84; Fiers, 1996: 3.

Geographic distribution: Brazil (SP).

Comments: Benthic in marine and brackish coastal waters; among mangroves, mud substrates. Male unknown. Species inquirenda; considered as invalid species by Lang (1965) and Por, Almeida Prado Por & Oliveira (1984), or possibly a synonym of Enhydrosoma lacunae Jakubisiak, 1933, by Fiers (1996).
Enhydrosoma minimum Jakobi, 1955

Description and diagnosis: Jakobi, 1955: 92.

References: Jakobi, 1955: 92, fig. 4; Gerlach, 1958: 670, tab. 6; Lang, 1965: 430; Wells, 1976: 170; Bodin, 1979: 129; Por, Almeida Prado Por & Oliveira, 1984: 224; Gee, 1994: 84.

Geographic distribution: Brazil (SP).

Comments: Benthic in brackish coastal waters; among mangroves, mud substrates. Male unknown. Invalid species (Lang, 1965; Por, Almeida Prado Por & Oliveira, 1984).
Enhydrosoma sordidum Monard, 1926

Synonymy: Lang, 1948: 1269.

Description and diagnosis: Monard, 1926: 625; Lang, 1948: 1269.

References: Monard, 1926: 625, figs. 33-34; Lang, 1948: 1269, fig. 505: 1; Por, 1960: 121, pl. 10, figs. 62-65; Wells, 1965: 32, figs. 108-109; Bodin, 1979: 128; Por, Almeida Prado Por & Oliveira, 1984: 224.

Geographic distribution: European Atlantic coasts, Black and Mediterranean Seas, and Brazil (SP).

Comments: Benthic in shallow marine and estuarine coastal waters; mangroves, mud substrates; mesohaline.

Family Clytemnestridae A. Scott, 1909

Genus Clytemnestra Dana, 1847

Clytemnestra rostrata (Brady, 1883)

Synonymy: Lang, 1948: 462; Montú & Gloeden, 1986: 122.

Description and diagnosis: Brady, 1883: 107; Boxshall, 1979: 234.

References: Brady, 1883: 107, pl. 42, figs. 9-16 (as Goniopsyllus rostratus); Carvalho, 1945: 102, pl. 4, fig. 17; Lang, 1948: 462, fig. 195: 2; Carvalho, 1952a: 163, pl. 2, figs. 82-84; Björnberg, 1963: 104, tab. 7; Gaudy, 1963: 31; Owre & Foyo, 1972: 502, tab. 4; Santos, 1973: 430; Boxshall, 1979: 234, fig. 15L-Q; Montú, 1980: 57, tab. 1 figs. 11-12; tab. 3; Björnberg et al., 1981: 679, fig. 228-6; Razouls, 1982: 738; Campaner, 1985: 11; Montú & Gloeden, 1986: 122, fig. 37; Montú & Cordeiro, 1988: 69, tabs. 1, 6; Vega-Perez, 1993: 68; Huys et al., 1996: 301, figs. 120A-G, 121.

Geographic distribution: South Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian Oceans, Adriatic and Mediterranean Seas. Brazil (AP, BA, RJ, SP, PR, SC, RS).

Comments: Planktonic in coastal and oceanic waters; euryhaline.
Clytemnestra scutellata Dana, 1849

Synonymy: Lang, 1948: 461.

Description and diagnosis: Dana, 1849: 154; Lang, 1948: 461.

References: Dana, 1849: 154; Giesbrecht, 1891a: 476; 1891b: 64; 1892: 566; Oliveira, 1945a: 455; Lang, 1948: 461, fig. 195: 1; Björnberg, 1963: 70; 1965a: 222, tab. 3; Mureb et al., 1976: 9; Boxshall, 1979: 232, fig. 15A K; Björnberg et al., 1981: 679, fig. 228 5; Razouls, 1982: 739; Campaner, 1985: 11; Lopes et al., 1986(1987): 209, tab. 1; Vega-Perez, 1993: 68; Dias, 1995: 153; Huys et al., 1996: 301, fig. 120H.

Geographic distribution: Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian Oceans, and Mediterranean Sea. Brazil (RJ, SP, SC).

Comments: Planktonic in temperate and tropical coastal waters.

Family Darcythompsoniidae Lang, 1936

Genus Darcythompsonia T. Scott, 1906

Darcythompsonia inopinata Smirnov, 1934

Synonymy: Fiers, 1986: 282.

Description and diagnosis: Smirnov, 1934: 118; Por, 1983: 141.

References: Smirnov, 1934: 118, figs. 1 7; Lang, 1948: 274, fig. 139: 4; Wells, 1976: 37; Por, 1983: 141, figs. 1 25, 63 66 (as Darcythompsonia radans); Yeatman, 1983: 74, fig. 12; Por, Almeida Prado Por & Oliveira, 1984: 224 (as D. radans); Fiers, 1986: 282; Alvarez, 1988: 444 (as D. radans).

Geographic distribution: North Atlantic Ocean, Antilles, Pacific islands, Sea of Japan, and Brazil (SE, SP).

Comments: Benthic in shallow marine and brackish coastal waters; mud sediments, mangroves, among leaves, and in crab holes. Synonym: Darcythompsonia radans Por, 1983 (Fiers, 1986).

Genus Leptocaris T. Scott, 1899

Leptocaris brevicornis (Douwe, 1905)

Synonymy: Lang, 1948: 275; Bodin, 1979: 29.

Description and diagnosis: Douwe, 1905: 437; Lang, 1948: 275.

References: Douwe, 1905: 437, figs. 8 10 (as Cylindropsyllus brevicornis); Lang, 1948: 275, fig. 140: 1 (as Horsiella brevicornis); Noodt, 1955b: 90 (as H. brevicornis); 1958: 65, figs. 1-7 (as H. brevicornis); Lang, 1965: 96; Wells, 1976: 38; Kunz, 1978: 42, fig. 1, tab. 1; Fleeger & Clark, 1980: 58; Kunz, 1994: 35; Huys et al., 1996: 207, figs. 82A, E, F, 84E, F.

Geographic distribution: North Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, Mediterranean Sea, Iran, South African coast, El Salvador (inland fresh waters), and Brazil (SP).

Comments: Benthic in brackish, sometimes hypersaline coastal lagoons and continental fresh waters; mud substrates.

Leptocaris mangalis Por, 1983

Synonymy: Por, 1983: 146.

Description and diagnosis: Por, 1983: 146.

References: Por, 1983: 146, figs. 42 62; 1984: 69; Por, Almeida Prado Por & Oliveira, 1984: 224; Kunz, 1994: 45, tab. 1.

Geographic distribution: Sinai, USA (southern Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico coasts), Netherlands Antilles, and Brazil (SE, BA, SP).

Comments: Benthic in brackish coastal waters; mangroves.
Leptocaris minimus (Jakobi, 1954)

Synonymy: Bodin, 1979: 29.

Description and diagnosis: Jakobi, 1954a: 218.

References: Jakobi, 1954a: 218, fig. 7 (as Thaumastognatha minima); 1962: 37 (as T. minima); Lang, 1965: 96; Wells, 1976: 38; Kunz, 1978: 43, figs. 8 19, tab. 1; Fleeger & Clark, 1979: 57; Por, 1984: 68, fig. 1; Kunz, 1994: 35, fig. 2a-f.

Geographic distribution: Hawaii, Tenerife, Canary Islands, ?Curaçao, ?Bonaire, and Brazil (PR).

Comments: Benthic in brackish coastal waters; mud substrates.
Leptocaris vermiculatus (Oliveira, 1957)

Synonymy: Bodin, 1979: 30.

Description and diagnosis: Oliveira, 1957: 56.

References: Oliveira, 1957: 56, pls. 1-3 (as Horsiella vermiculata); Lang, 1965: 96 (as Leptocaris vermicularis); Fell et al., 1975: 673, tab. 5 (as L. vermicularis); Wells, 1976: 38 (as L. vermiculata); Kunz, 1978: 47, tab. 1 (as L. vermicularis); Fleeger & Clark, 1979: 58 (as L. vermicularis); Kunz, 1994: 51 (as L. vermicularis).

Geographic distribution: USA (Florida), Bahamas, Bonaire, Curaçao, and Brazil (RJ).

Comments: Benthic in brackish waters of coastal lagoons.

Family Diosaccidae G. O. Sars, 1906

Genus Amphiascus G. O. Sars, 1905

Amphiascus hirtus Gurney, 1927

Synonymy: Vervoort, 1964: 197.

Description and diagnosis: Gurney, 1927: 523.

References: Gurney, 1927: 523, fig. 142; Lang, 1948: 654, fig. 264: 2; Vervoort, 1964: 197, figs. 73 75; Wells, 1976: 81; Masunari, 1985: 54.

Geographic distribution: Suez Canal, Arabian Gulf, South Pacific, and Brazil (SP).

Comments: Benthic in shallow marine waters; mainly phytal.

Genus Diosaccus Boeck, 1872

Diosaccus borborocoetus Jakobi, 1954

Synonymy: Bodin, 1979: 65.

Description and diagnosis: Jakobi, 1954a: 223.

References: Jakobi, 1954a: 223, fig. 11; Lang, 1965: 249; Wells, 1976: 96.

Geographic distribution: Brazil (PR).

Comments: Benthic in brackish coastal waters; mud substrates. Male unknown.

Genus Paramphiascella Lang, 1948

Paramphiascella bodini Marcotte, 1974

Synonymy: Bodin, 1979: 77.

Description and diagnosis: Bodin, 1964: 137.

References: Bodin, 1964: 137, pl. 6, figs. 33-35; Marcotte, 1974: 79; Wells, 1976: 75; Masunari, 1985: 53.

Geographic distribution: French Mediterranean coast and Brazil (SP).

Comments: Benthic in shallow coastal waters; phytal. Female unknown.

Genus Robertsonia Brady, 1880

Robertsonia hamata Willey, 1931

Synonymy: Lang, 1948: 636.

Description and diagnosis: Willey, 1931: 612; Lang, 1948: 636.

References: Willey, 1931: 612, pl. 18, fig. 19, pl. 20, figs. 46-47, 57, pl. 21, figs. 44-45; Lang, 1948: 636, fig. 256: 2; Jakobi, 1986: 167, fig. 6; Gerlach, 1958: 670, tab. 6; Nogueira, 1961: 1, tab. 1.

Geographic distribution: North America (Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico coasts), Bermuda, and Brazil (SP).

Comments: Benthic in coastal marine or brackish waters; sand substrates.
Robertsonia knoxi (Thompson & A. Scott, 1903)

Synonymy: Bodin, 1979: 66.

Description and diagnosis: Thompson & A. Scott, 1903: 262; Lang, 1948: 635.

References: Thompson & A. Scott, 1903: 262, pl. 10, figs. 15-18 (as Stenhelia knoxi); Lang, 1948: 635, fig. 255; Jakobi, 1954a: 224, fig. 12 (as Robertsonia knoxi brasiliensis); M. H. Nogueira, 1961: 1 (as R. knoxi brasiliensis); Hamond, 1973b: 434; Wells, 1976: 77; Yeatman, 1976: 202, figs. 57-61; Por, 1984: 70.

Geographic distribution: Indian Ocean, Mediterranean Sea, Suez, North America (Atlantic coast), Antilles, and Brazil (PR).

Comments: Benthic in marine and brackish coastal waters; mud and phytal substrates and mangroves. Synonym: Robertsonia knoxi brasiliensis Jakobi, 1954a (Hamond, 1973b).
Robertsonia mourei M. H. Nogueira, 1961

Synonymy: Bodin, 1979: 67.

Description and diagnosis: M. H. Nogueira, 1961: 2.

References: M. H. Nogueira, 1961: 2, fig. 1, tabs. 1-2; Hamond, 1973b: 434; Wells & McKenzie, 1973: 133; Wells, 1976: 76; Jakobi & Gomes da Fonseca, 1981/1982(1984): 117, fig. 2; Por, 1984: 70; Por, Almeida Prado Por & Oliveira, 1984: 224.

Geographic distribution: Aldabra and Brazil (SP, SC).

Comments: Benthic in marine and brackish coastal lagoons; mud and phytal substrates and mangroves.
G

enus Schizopera G. O. Sars, 1905

Schizopera giselae Alvarez, 1988

Description and diagnosis: Alvarez, 1988: 443.

References: Alvarez, 1988: 443, figs. 5-6.

Geographic distribution: Brazil (SP).

Comments: Benthic in brackish coastal waters; mud substrates in mangroves. Male unknown.
Schizopera pori Alvarez, 1988

Description and diagnosis: Alvarez, 1988: 436.

References: Alvarez, 1988: 436, figs. 1 4.

Geographic distribution: Brazil (SP).

Comments: Benthic in brackish tidal zone of coastal river; among mangrove litter.
Schizopera vicina Herbst, 1960

Synonymy: Dussart & Defaye, 1990: 40.

Description and diagnosis: Herbst, 1960: 49.

References: Herbst, 1960: 49, figs. 52 62; Wells, 1976: 94; Apostolov, 1982: 40; Reid & Esteves, 1984: 313, tab. 2; Alvarez, 1988: 435.

Geographic distribution: Peru and Brazil (RJ).

Comments: Benthic in brackish coastal lagoons.

Genus Schizoperopsis Apostolov, 1982

Subgenus Psammoschizoperopsis Apostolov, 1982

Schizoperopsis gauldi (Chappuis & Rouch, 1961)

Description and diagnosis: Chappuis & Rouch, 1961: 611.

References: Chappuis & Rouch, 1961: 611, figs. 26-36 (as Schizopera gauldi); Rouch, 1962: 239 (as S. gauldi); Wells, 1967: 277, fig. 44 (as S. gauldi); 1976: 71 (as S. gauldi); Bodin, 1979: 80 (as S. gauldi); Apostolov, 1982: 38.

Geographic distribution: Coasts of Ghana, Mozambique, Inhaca Island, and Brazil (PE).

Comments: Interstitial in marine sandy beaches.

Family Ectinosomatidae G. O. Sars, 1903

Genus Arenosetella C. B. Wilson, 1932

Arenosetella germanica Kunz, 1937

Description and diagnosis: Kunz, 1937: 95; Lang, 1948: 254.

References: Kunz, 1937: 95, figs. 1-15; Lang, 1948: 254, fig. 132: 3; Rouch, 1962: 245, figs. 18 23; Mielke, 1981: 19, figs. 9-11; 1986: 73, figs. 1-2; Huys et al., 1996: 192, fig. 76I.

Geographic distribution: Europe (Atlantic and Mediterranean coasts), North America (Pacific coast), Madagascar, Chile, and Brazil (PE).

Comments: Interstitial in marine sandy beaches.

Genus Ectinosoma Boeck, 1865 s. str.

Ectinosoma dentatum Steuer, 1940

Synonymy: Vervoort, 1964: 67; Bodin, 1979: 18.

Description and diagnosis: Steuer, 1940: 124; Vervoort, 1964: 67.

References: Steuer, 1940: 124, figs. 1-10; Lang, 1948: 205, fig. 114: 4; Jakobi & Nogueira, 1960: 1, fig. 1 (as Ectinosoma couceiroi); Vervoort, 1964: 67, figs. 19a-b, 20 22; Lang, 1965: 17; Bodin, 1979: 18.

Geographic distribution: North Atlantic Ocean (Bermuda), Pacific Ocean (Ifaluk Atoll), Mediterranean Sea, Sea of Marmara, and Brazil (SC).

Comments: Benthic in coastal lagoons; detritus rich or sandy substrates; euryhaline. Synonym: E. couceiroi Jakobi & Nogueira, 1960 (Vervoort, 1964; Lang, 1965).
Ectinosoma tholomiges Jakobi, 1954

Description and diagnosis: Jakobi, 1954a: 211.

References: Jakobi, 1954a: 211, fig. 2; Jakobi & Nogueira, 1960: 2; Lang, 1965: 17.

Geographic distribution: Brazil (PR).

Comments: Benthic in brackish coastal waters; mud substrates. Male unknown. Species inquirenda (Lang, 1965).
Ectinosoma tholophilos Jakobi, 1954

Description and diagnosis: Jakobi, 1954a: 213.

References: Jakobi, 1954a: 213, fig. 3; Jakobi & Nogueira, 1960: 2; Lang, 1965: 17.

Geographic distribution: Brazil (PR).

Comments: Benthic in brackish coastal waters; mud substrates. Male unknown. Species inquirenda (Lang, 1965).

Genus Halectinosoma Lang, 1944

Halectinosoma arenicola (Rouch, 1962)

Synonymy: Itô, 1973: 524; Bodin, 1979: 20.

Description and diagnosis: Rouch, 1962: 241.

References: Rouch, 1962: 241, figs. 1 8 [as Ectinosoma (Halectinosoma) arenicola]; Lang, 1965: 34; Itô, 1973: 524, figs. 5 7.

Geographic distribution: Japan and Brazil (PE).

Comments: Interstitial in marine sandy beaches.

Genus Microsetella Brady & Robertson, 1873

Microsetella norvegica (Boeck, 1865)

Synonymy: Lang, 1948: 2301; Boxshall, 1979: 207.

Description and diagnosis: Boeck, 1865: 281; Boxshall, 1979: 207.

References: Boeck, 1865: 281(as Setella norvegica); Lang, 1948: 230, fig. 122: 1; Sewell, 1948: 452; Carvalho, 1952a: 155, pl. 2, figs. 47-50; Björnberg, 1963: 67; Gaudy, 1963: 30; Björnberg, 1965a: 225, tab. 3; Santos, 1973: 430; Björnberg et al., 1981: 677, fig. 228-2e; Razouls, 1982: 735; Campaner, 1985: 11; Gaeta et al., 1990: 968; Nascimento-Vieira et al., 1990: 87; Paranaguá, Gusmão, Nascimento-Vieira & Neumann-Leitão, 1990: 65; Santana-Barreto & Nascimento-Vieira, 1990: 89; 1991: 329, tabs. 1-2; Lansac Tôha & Lima, 1993(1994): 92, tab. 1; Vega-Perez, 1993: 68; Björnberg et al., 1994(1995): 6, fig. 2: 16-17.

Geographic distribution: Cosmopolitan. Brazil (RN, PB, PE, AL, BA, RJ, SP, SC).

Comments: Planktonic in tropical, temperate, and polar, pelagic and coastal marine waters.
Microsetella rosea (Dana, 1849 )

Synonymy: Lang, 1948: 232.

Description and diagnosis: Dana, 1849: 153; Boxshall, 1979: 209.

References: Dana, 1849: 153 (as Harpacticus roseus); Lang, 1948: 232, fig. 122: 2; Sewell, 1948: 452; Carvalho, 1952a: 155, pl. 2, figs. 51 57; Kanaeva, 1960: 180; Björnberg, 1963: 68; 1965a: 222, tab. 3, fig. 9; Santos, 1973: 430; Boxshall, 1979: 209, fig. 2K N; Montú, 1980: 58, tabs. 1 3; Björnberg et al., 1981: 677, fig. 228 3; Razouls, 1982: 735; Montú & Gloeden, 1986: 125, fig. 37; Araújo et al., 1991: 287, tab. 2; Nascimento-Vieira et al., 1990: 87 (as Macrosetella rosea); Santana Barreto & Nascimento Vieira, 1990: 89; 1991: 329, tabs. 1-2; Vega-Perez, 1993: 68; Björnberg et al., 1994(1995): 6, fig. 2: 16-17; Huys et al., 1996: 184, fig. 73F.

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